Posted by Richard Whitt, Washington Telecom and Media Counsel we continue to lag behind Asia and Europe when it comes to broadband speed, penetration, and adoption.our initial comments , we think it's essential that in addition to instituting some constructive near-term solutions, the plan also should include some explicit, ambitious – and ultimately achievable – longer term goals for bringing ultra-high broadband speeds to all Americans. Those goals should be supported by our country's best thinking about various potential pathways to achieving them.in a letter to FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski, House Communications Subcommittee Chairman Rick Boucher called on the Commission to commit to specific "stretch" goals as part of its overall plan – and we agree. Without including in the plan some future-focused benchmarks for speed and service, our nation risks losing the opportunity to make robust, nationwide broadband access a reality for American consumers.
I can't wait, there have been things that I wanted but, couldn't get, because I couldn't get to the sites that I needed. This could mean a lot in the business sector for everyone.
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